Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Teck reserves up

Tundra Gold Mines (VSE) is preparing an offer to purchase the interest held by Teck Corp. (TSE) in the former producing Lamaque gold mine near Val d’Or, Que. The offer will also be for the 1,800-ton-p…


Hemlo Gold makes $10 Million loan to Viceroy

The Castle Mountain property owned 100% by Viceroy Resource Corp. (TSE) is another step closer to becoming a new heap leach gold producer in California. A joint venture and credit agreement on the pro…



Obituaries John J. Crowhurst

John J. Crowhurst, one of Canada’s best known mining engineers died Aug 13 at the Delta Hospital in Ladner, B.C. at the age of 69. “Jack” was educated in Vancouver, graduating from the University of B…


Tundra

Described as Canada’s largest undeveloped gold resource, the Tundra deposit is reported to host potential reserves of some 32 million tons grading 0.20 oz gold per ton. The deposit is located 130 mile…


Editor’s Note KEEP IT SIMPLE

The mining industry has a standard and accepted way of reporting reserves. First, the reserve category — proven, probable or possible — is given, then the tonnage and grade. But a new practice has …


Esso Minerals Canada for sale

The assets of Esso Minerals Canada, recently put up for sale by parent Imperial Oil (N.M., Sept 26/88) include several interesting gold prospects. In the Toodoggone area of northern British Columbia, …


NO-FRILLS PRODUCER

American Barrick’s wholly-owned Camflo mine 12 miles west of Val d’Or, Que., rates but one page in the company’s 62-page, 1987 annual report. Barrick’s Mercur and Holt-McDermott mines and the Nevada g…


Something Old, Something New

For JoAnne Nelson, project geologist working withing the Canada- British Columbia Mineral Development Agreement, the past has come alive in an unusual way. In June, 1987, The University of British Col…


Meetings (October 03, 1988)

Gemcom Services Inc. is hosting a 4-day workshop entitled “Introduction to Geostatistics,” in Vancouver from Nov 2-5. For further information, contact Craig Hasbon at (604) 684-6550 or Fax (604) 687-5…


Hedging their bets (October 03, 1988)

A falling gold price might normally cause gold-mine operators to shudder, but recent developments in bank-related financing and hedging techniques have afforded a degree of protection to big and small…



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